Sentence examples for some acquiescence from inspiring English sources

It is possible that this may have introduced some acquiescence bias into the discussion group.

In some ways, their acquiescence is recognition that this is the bitter price Italy must pay for the years of denial, disengagement and broken promises of market-opening reforms by the disastrous Mr. Berlusconi.

Dominic reckons he "went off" for a few minutes at the end of the harangue - either hypnotised or bored into some sort of acquiescence - after which he joined the other clients ostentatiously throwing their cigarette packets into a fireplace provided for the purpose.

Malik has acquiesced, but acquiescence breeds rage.

To avoid bias due to the acquiescence effect, some questions were phrased in the positive and some in the negative.

Loomis felt himself drop his chin in some kind of involuntary acquiescence.

WASHINGTON — President Obama stepped up pressure on Congressional Republicans on Tuesday to agree to a broad deficit-cutting deal, pledging to put popular entitlement programs like Medicare on the table in return for Republican acquiescence to some higher taxes.

A technical paper published by the researchers says the links promoting such pages are generated by a small group of shadowy operators apparently with the acquiescence of some major advertisers, Web page hosts and advertising syndicators.

Hindu mobs -- in some cases with the acquiescence of police -- killed well over 1,000 Muslims in a matter of days, destroyed thousands of businesses and homes, and displaced tens of thousands.

Asking respondents about their level of satisfaction can result in some degree of respondent acquiescence bias, which may explain, in part, the overall high levels of satisfaction with clinic visits.

What if the United States becomes a truly extractive nation, with violent repression of protest or — in some ways, worse — the grudging acquiescence of the beaten-down masses?